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NUMPER 5263,) ROYAL EXCHANGE., TICKETS and SHAIIES for the ensuing STATE LOTTERY are selling by HAZARD, BURNE, and VO. Stock-brokers, 93, Royal Exchange. The Scheme, which is on anew snd improved Plan, can xistinA otlt.,nly 5,00 s Numbers,- to be drawn in ONE DA Y, Contains - Prizes of . Zzo,ooo 4 - • -. , - of - - - cOOO 4 - - of 2 ono 8 - .of . . roob tz - - of -- ' With others in proportion ; and Nby THREE BLANKS,TO A The Drawing will rake plac,- it the 2 , 3 th of OCTOBER. Letters, post-paid, only answered, and Stlientes gratis. Vide London Gazette, March r, THE CREDITORS of= THOMAS CLARK, for merly of Penrith, in the County of Cumberland, Li nen draper, Pealer, and Chapman, who_ ha e not received Twenty Sig 11 n sin the Pouild on the aMount of their Debts, proved under CoMmission of Bankrupt issued against lam, ri'lg date the igth of April, 1788, may. receive the re mainder of their respective Debts, by applying personally (or by Letter of Attorney) at the Off_e of Messrs. 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B. Seeley ; the Boosellers of Om - on:land Canitiridge; .Mr. Ogle, Glasgow ; Knott and Lloyd, liirini.tigham ; I. Bi l m s , Bath ; W. Bulgin,. Printer, Bristol.; and all -other Booksellers in the United Kiiigdo4.- N . B. For I , stimitinies in favour of this important and in teresting. Sermon, see the various Reviews of the last two Months. SE.LF-PItESERVA ; lON. MHE Confirmed Safety of .YOII.K. i‘IEDICINAL .1 - SOAP, in the Prevention of a Ctrain hisorcier, is too well kiion.and established ..in the First Circles, to render Obsetvation necessary; but those unacquainted with the Preventive Powers-of tins Invaluable Composition t avoid 4 the Pernicious Et*Cis of ,Veneieal Contagion, 4 need only the 1 Trial of its Virtues to be a sure Recomniendation.--To be used externally by simple ablution only. •\ • • • • Sold in Packets of three BOxes, I Is. ; Single 80x,'45 l'il. i Treatise included, wholesale and retal, at No. 23, .bouth- - 1 ampton-street, Strand; retail a1,,0 at Nu. 46, Curnhill; and at No„.' 30, .Piccadilly.. Where also ilia), be bad, Alexander's Specific In: ; , n ,_ This i.entle Detergent. wastn, so great esieein by t 1 'I Sur -1 ge •I 1 Hunter, as tt, pr,ier it in ail Local Conipla,.... i and : fir Gleets, Weaknesses, &e. is perhaps superior to any Re } medy ,ver offered to in Public, having effected a speedy and ratii—ii Cure,' in cases of 20 years standing. Price 45. 6d. • N. 1.3: Seni--to• any part. of the le ingdon, by inclosing the amount, p•it .pa ii, !.' Alexander and Co,. No. 23, Southainp. 1 tuti-st,e,, i ondo:i. - • ' 1111: RLV. Mkt.. BAK( LAY'sPAILNT OUS PILLS. I T was a. remark- of the' Celebrated "Dr. Buchan, . Author of the Domestic' Medicine, that complaints of the - Stomach . and Bowels are • the prevailing Malady of this Country, which lay the foundation ut the more formidable and - fatal Diseases; that the persoh who could discover for he relief and cure a sat e and infallible remedy. would per. most iill)tl3Pit service to society. That discovery has now -been made in the Patent Antibilions Pills of the' kev. William liarclay,. the extensive sate of which, , and the high" estimation mu which they are deservedly held, has considerably lessenc'd the number of these complaints; and bids fair, in a shOrt time, to be the means cif - entirely . eradi-. cating th i em. These Pills have quick and safe operatiiin. • they ad powerfully and specifically 011 the Pile, m i d- th u s , Lemon. the nuificraus .iiiioniels.,, , no,e_clat with.. it, Sick_ kicad-Aches, Platulence, .ever Complaints, laundice, Ner vouS Disorders from IndigeStron, &c: They are the moat valuable 1 altily Medicine- hitherto Offered to .the arid the Proprietor is supported by the most reSpeetable• evidence of the first characters of the Nobility and others, that they have never been administered tO any person without giving certain and speedy 'relief,. and in the :end comp:cut% a Cure. This valuable Medicine, - having beenused with success, is recommended by the following distinguished Personages : The Right Finn. Viscount Dillon'. The. Lord Bishop of Bath and Wells.. Sir john tioneywood,,Bart. n. 1' for Iloniton. Sir Stephen Cushington, Ran. M.P.•for Penyn: • • Thomas Anson, Esq. M.P. tor Litchfield. lames Arnyatt, Esq. M.P. for Sbuthainpiin. Nichilson E•q. M.N. toi Hertford Edinunii Boehm, 'Esq: New-st reet,. S pring Gardens. Thomas Hainnrieisley, list'. . - G. W. Dickes, 'Esq. Private, Secretary to the Archbishop- of Canterbury • -•- . _ . The Key. Mr. Dimock, Librarian to the Archbishop.' Cecil / horester, .Esq.• M. P. tot kVenlock. Sold wholesale ano retail by Mr. bufler, - No. 4,Cheapside; and. retail by Mr: Kirby, Stattbrd•street, Old bond-street Mr. Stratton. Leicester-square; ',Bacon and Co. rso, Ox ford-street ; and by all respedable Venders in Town and Country. . . _ A Caution. —Observe the name of William Barclay is er.. -grayed on ttie Stamp, which is affixed on the outside wrap.: per of rack box; all not so 'stamped are a dangerous imi taticon, • Price cs. bd. and ros. per box, with ample direlions WED,NES I DA r, JULY 2(5, 180 g. • -__ From'Me LONDON GAZETTE, July 25. WarzOffe,.',7z4 25, 1809. 3 , 1 Regiment of Dragoon Una:As, -...-- Homewood, Cent. to be Cornet, without purchase. izt,ii Regiment of Light Dragoon Guards, Lieutenant lohn Vernon, from the 2.2 CI Light, Dragoons, to be Captain of a ' Troop,,without purchase, vice Morland, promoted in the 17th Light Dragoons. r . tstiiZr", Major ..folin EarrWaldegrave, from the pd Foot, to be Major, Vice Leitch, who exchangeS. _ .Surgeon John Augustus Knipe, trout the gsth. Foot, to Jae Surgeon, vice Lidderdale, protnoteu On the Staff. Ditto, Captain Charles,Morland; from the tith Light Dragoons, to be Major, vice Davis, deceased. • . loth Ditto, Quarter. Master R, Saunders to be Cornet, with out purchase, vice Hovvsham, promoted. • , sat Regiment of Fuot, Lieutenant jopil Benner to be Captain of a Loinpany, vice 14,'G hie, deceased.. l.ieutenant David Bence ta be ditto, vice Glover, deceased. To be Lieutenants--Ensign William Wetherall, vice Clarke, d. ceased. Ensign George Todd, vice Reader, deceased. Ensign en rrage Halliday, vice M•tietis, deceased, itsigit Colin M•Nicol i vice Argulinbeati,, • proinOted. Ftisign William ,Morse, vice Connor, appointed to the Soh k Ensign John M'Carthy, vice Gibson, Pa) nias• ~..ter.to the 4iii Battalion. Ensign Richard Valiance, vice bonnet. Ensign :Veit Faick, vice 'Bruce. -Ensign John AnciersKoit, vice ElliOt, deceased. , • • . To be Ensigns.,Hugh Wallace, Gent. vice Wetherall. Sa muel Clarke,. Gent. vice Todd. Francis Massey, Gent. vice Hai liddy. CharleS Eyre, Gent. vice M`Donald, pro inoLed. William - Gordon, Gent. vice•M`Nicok. William M`Beatli, Gent, vice Morse. • Eorimer, Gent. vice M'Carihy. John Macleod, Gent, vice Valiance.' An drew fvlayes, Gent.' vicelalck. Ackland, Gent. vice Anderson.- Sth Regiment of Foot, Lieutenant Edward Connor to be Captain ot a Coutp.iny, without purchase, vice Battersby,• -promoted. Ensign atul Adjtitarit Charles M'Cartliy, to have the rank of Lieutewint. Ensign Edward Finch to be Lieutenant, vice Connor. , Robert Dunbikr Taylor, Gent. to be Ehsign, vice f inch. - 16 , 31•Di:t0,. Ensign Donald Thompson, from the oth foot, tate, Lieutenant-, vice 'Phierydeceased. !Sal Ditto, Lieutenant Marcus D. Kennedy, from Half-Par of the Sth Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice Browne., who ex.- changes. . Ensign Lucius 'Talbot to . be Lieutenant, without purchase, vice. Bei!, aripoititecita the s4th Foot. Win. A llix, C ent.. to be Ensign, vice 'Talbot. rtii Ditto, Lieutenant Robert 1. Phillips, from the North Mayo Militia, tb be Ensign. 2;sth Ditto, Lieutenantjohn Bowles to,be Captain of iCOOl.' panyi vice 1 bbetson, deceased. , Ensign Win: Irwin to be Lieutenant, vice Bowles. • Ensign - Charles Campbell, from the Galway Militia, to be 34t E h ; t..) ig it i. t ' o,.EnSign George Smail, from the East York Mill. tia,,,to be Losign. 39tii iiitto, Ensign and Adjutant Thomas Browne to have the rank of 'Lievtenant. . . Ett,igh Tho,i,as Baynes to be Lieutenant, vice Needham, de ‘eased. . To be Ensigns liam Brown, Gent. by purchase. vice Shuckburgh, pro - rn9ted., Lieutenant Samuel Smith, from the Donegal Militia 4oL h Dit o, Captain William Johason Brazier, from the 7th ut a Compail), vile • I:4iot,'who exchanges. 42 t Vitro, Asbn,tanv Surgeon John Stewart, from the 3Sth loot, to be Assistant..su%eon, vice Mac tean, promoted in . the 9sth root. 431 hnsign laves Considine, from the sth West India to Ensisn, vice Fite-deLid, who cx. 4;th - thew, Lieutenant atinsley Puretoy, to be Captain-of a Company, without purchase, viLe Drew, dismissed the sri ice. Ensign t itoinas parr to be Lieutenant, vice Yur *fey, Ensign Hitt to be Lieutenant, vice Keating, . . niiiscci tide service. Wm. Francis iceyneit, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Parr. Ytlulip Cosbi, Gent. to !tie Ensign, vice 4bno Ditto, bishop Straker, Uent. to be El,bign, without • purchase, Vi. .I'nomson, promoted in the lOW Foot., 47,11 Ditto , Ensign 'lames Ikvonstiire,io be Lieutenant, wttbout port:base. Eitsign Charie...s V Whims to be ditto. k.osign Aothooy Mahon, Jtom tne.Galway Militia, -to be Ensiga, 48th Ditto, John Murray. Brown, Gent. to be Ensign, with, • out purchase, vice White; wnose appunatizent tuts not taiwti p144.e. • seal( Ditto, Liettteoant James Ballard •gardiner - to-be Cap,. twin of a Compaity,•without purchase, vice Liunes, pro muted in the 54111 Foot. 5I st Ditto, • 1:41i:to W William Henry Hare to be, Lieutenant, tiy. purchase, vice Barker who retires. Enst t in Atexanuer Browne, troin the-Galway Militia ; to-be vice Hare. 52.1 Dirw, Captain Robert Browtnigg, from the 4th Gard son B a ttalion to be Captainufa Cowpony, vice Chet wy nil, %tau excitanges. • . Eosin lona•-c... Barrett, from the Galway Militia, to be Eti;tgit. ' • . • 44tii Ditio, Captain William Cluiies fromthe . sotli Foot to 'be. Major, without Curie, - promoted. '4;l Vino, Nl.tjbr Cosino Gonton,.trom the o4th Foot, to be • imemenant-Cuionel, by pure'llase f vice Bosweii who re:. tires. 66th Ditto, Lieutenant lames Hay from the Donegal Mili tia•to be EnsiO. 72(1 Ditto, Major Walter Nathaniel Leitch, from - the 15th Light Dragoons to be Nlajor, vice . Lord Waldegrave, woo exchanges. Lieutenant John Weir to be Captain of a Company, hy-pur. chaSeivice Lacoh, who retires. 14th Dittc, Lieutenant kit:hard - Pyei-fforp the Donegal Mi litia, to be Ensa u. Lieriteninit bviloraitatn Neven, from the Londonderry Militia,' to be Ensign. Sist Ditto; Lieutenant John"Lyster, from the Wexford Mi. to be Ensign. gcth Ditto, Lieutenant .lolin Birch to be Captain of a Com -pany, witikiut purchase, Vice Eduetis, promoted in the 4th West India Regiment. Ensign Gilbert Conry to be -Lieutenant, vice Wood, dceased. Ensi h n C. Le Hume to be LieutenAKt, vice Birch. 9 5 th Ditto, Henry ‘Valker,:lient. to be second Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Titonipson, promoted. Assist-int-Surgeon D. Ala‘teall,- trout the 42. d Foot, to be Surgeon, vice Knipe, appointed to. the I,th Light 'bpi goons. • ,96111 Ditto, Lieutenant Luke.-. Stock, from the Carmarthen Militia, io be Ensign. 97th Ditto, Lieutenant John Downing from the City et Cork Militia, to be Ensign. tooth Ditto, Lieutenant Edward Dewar, from the 4th Gar rison, Battalion, to be Lieutenant, vice Dixon, who )c.- cliane,es. To THOMAS TAYLOA, Esq.,-, No. Q, New Bridge-street, Blacktriars. Tr r CONSIDERit. out an act of justice due to the merits of your •I, EAK I', 's PA I . N T ILLS, :to com municate to you the following Cure which has recently been performed by them Acquaintance Of mine, by the breaking out of - an' old Venereal Complaint (attended by a, complication of disorders arising theretroin), was reduced most to a' skeleton ; and although he had the best "rziedica advicetwhich could be obtained, and tried a variety of Patent Medicines, nothing atitild be prrkured, which seemed tit suit his case, or to do hint any service he remained in-a. most re. duced and pitiable situatiot“or two years, unable to follow his profession, and scArcely able to walk or even to stand on ths-tegs in tad no one who knew him ever supposed it pos. sible firr.hiau to recover. lle was advised_ at last to your Leake'S Pills—die did so, adhering strictly to the diredions given with therb. He had not taken morethan two boxes he tore he found an alteration for the better: this eneouraged him_ to proceed, and by taking a few boxes Jnore he found his appetite ankstrength gradually return, and is now as health) and stout.as any man, 1 know, You are welc ome , Sir, to icier any .person to me for a confirmation of the above account st it should - be_doubted, - •` • • • I am, Sir, your obedient hu m bl e servaq, Library, Folkstone. • • • THOS. IrUR I'M Y. Prepared and Sold .by the Sole Proprietor, • - 'T mos • TA Y LOR, - Member of the Royal - College Of Surgeons, London, at his House, No. 9, New Bridge-strect ; Where, after a constant residence of more than Forty Years, in a practice" particularly chieded to the Cure of Metre_ real Complaints, and those incidental, t o th e P arts o f Generation in both Sexes, with that inviolable secrecy - which Men of his Profession should always obierve, he batters himself* the advice,and assistance he gratuitous ly administers. to Persons taking this Medicine, will be esteemed by' a discerning Public, as ati advantage seldom to be obtained; and void of ambiguity. Also soid, by his Appointment, tor • the 'convenience of those living at a distance, at the Perfumer's, No. 35,- St. AL. ban's-street, Pall Mall; the Toyshop,- NoJ 103, Oxford., street ; Mr. Disborough's, • No. 7, - Fish-street-hill ; Mr. Baxter's, South-bridge, Edinburgh ; Mr. Mc Donald's, Glas. goW ; Mr. Bull, Dame-street, Dublin ; - M r.• Billinge's, Li ' verpool ; Mr. Atkinson's, Manchester ; .and by one Person in every considerable Town in great Britain and Ireland, in Boxes, of only 2S. 93. each, - sealed up with full and plain direaions, whereby persons of either sex may cure themselves with ease, speed, secrecy, and" safety. . , i o (.. , - i N. B. -Every i liox sold rest Britain s sealel up .with a stamp, on which, by favour of the Carninissioners, is print al at the Stamp-oltce. 4 .` T. Taylor, No. 9, New iirit4;c street," mimic= whiChia Felony,. and all others - ate coin, -miens. ist \Vest India Regiment. 1 To be Lieutenants— Ensign William Webster, vice Piddock. i deceased. Ensign Malcolm Mac:eud, vice &islet, de ceased. Ensign Garret ilenisworth, • trout the. Bth West India' RegiMent, ' vice liircham deceased. Ensign John trout Plucket, trout the 4th West India Regiment, vice David Walker who resigns.. • • , To be Ensigns—Samuel Fallon; Gent, vice Webster. Wil ham ite a zie, Gent. vice Aldcleoth $d ditto; bliatgn - Wiliiiitii Adamson to be Lieutenant, vice t-- Miller, deceased. . Thomas Eilkingtoo, Gent..to be. En -1 sign, vice Adamson. , • 4th Oltto,•Captairi Francis . Eddins; from the goth Foot, to be Major, vice .Baillic deceased. Richard Gore,. Gent. to be Ensign, without purciletW.:, vice Viacket, promoted in tiie Ist West Italia K.:Ain-lent. . .0h Ditto, Ehsien Tin3rnas Litz-Gerald from the 43c1 Foot, to be Ensign, vice Considine, who cxchatige 4 . 6th Ditto, Ensign I. R. S. Loll'AtVOltil to be Lieutenant, vice Rousseau, decea..ed. Patrick• Calton, Gent. to oe Erisigii; vile Lo;ogi.vorih. --:-4 l‘Ligee,'.Gent. to be Enoign, w iitio!ii p i r.;41,i5,..:, Vice 114:1:i A'Ci I prornoted in the Bth WI:A ° Inth... ls. gi :lent, ' [PRICE S]XPEYCE HALFPENNY. 7th Ditto. To be, Lieutenants—Ensign Eve, witlir,ut purcli vice Wailer, promoted Ensign )olin Hamilton Edw,r.li s vice Burke, tieceased.,.. Ensign \.veMler - , vice Uii phdut . . TO be Ensigns..--Cegize :Renwick, Gent vice Li►e. ito` , crt Dobyns„ Gent. vice Cameron, deceased. job!) Scales, Gent. vice Edward's. Sth - 13ittck„,- 'To be Lieutenants—E,..sign EdvArd William ?one', .viee Flanagan, deceased.. Ensi,;n Wm. Macnatnari, vice 'Crosby, decqsed. Ensign Ilug.l NIvovell; 'lron) Regnnent,.vice Keir, who resigns. : To be Ensigns--Malcolm NlAcplierson, qent. without p u•-• chase, vice Hemswortir, vronibted in s rbe iSt Wrst Regunenr. An.lrew Leitch, Gent. vice jul'AeS.. Hennessy, Gent. -vice Macnam-ira. • • • Royal York R; .tie- . To be Lieutenants-- Ensign ftvert, .&lartineau;. vic 1. 4 Y0ne,. deceased.. Ensign . Matthias Hunt; vice iionwy, d.:ceased. To be Ensigns—john itingay, Gent Watt,,ut arirChae, vise Snav, wno resigns; - Bolol;ne, Gent. vice Ma r r.n bavidson, Gent. vice. Cater, deceased. Artnur Buchanan, - Gent. vice Hunt. .Ruyal West India Rangers, Robert Georz,e, Gent, to be En- sign, vice Stewart, dece.sed. - Roll's Regiment, - Lieutenant Frederick B.iting, from the ist L'ght Battalion of the King's German Legion, to be Lieu. tenant, vice Hopeden, who exchanges. 3d Garrison Battalion, John Hancock tvestcott, Gent, to b e Ensign, vice Lateiani, who resigns. -•- 4th Ditto, Captain Win... 10lin Chet wynd, from th e i z d ..Foot, to be Captain of a - Company, vice •Brownrigg, exchanges. 'Lieutenant John Dixon, from the iooth F oot , ' to be Lieutenant, vice Dewar, Who exchanges. 'John. Charles Griffith to be Lieutenant, vice Bailey, resigns.. Edmund Champion, Gent. to L:tis•gri, vice Griffith. ' • fith GarriS,)n Battalion, .Lieutenant Win, Leekv, from Half , pay.of the 17th koot . , to th: Lieutenant, vice WisAcint, who exchanges. 7th Ditto, Captain Francis IlreyntorrEliot, front the 40th Foot, to be Captain of a Company„ vice'l3razier, exchan s. Newiou tdlattd,Fcncibles, Ensign Charles Sutherland to be Lieur nant, vice Gordon, appointed• to the 67 t h F oot , Edward Gauvreau, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Sutherland. -Royal ; Waggon.Train, William Johnston, Gent. to be Cor net, without purchase, vice Wickens, :promoted: Ttfoinas BaldOck, Gent, to be ditto, vice Grobe4er,.prombted. HOSPITAL STAFF, George Wardell, -M.D. from Half-pay, i be Physician to ‘lie Forces. Henry T. Bradshaw, Gent. tc be a Deputy Purvey-or to the Forces - . To be Surgeons to the Forces—Surgeon lames- Strachan, from•the 2d Dragoon Guasds.. Surgeon. from the.sstlr Foot. Surgebn Aiuian Bruce, from the - gt 4 Dragoon Guards: • .- To he Hospital-Mates for General Service. Alexander Stewart, Gent. Thomas Brallstord, Gent. Wil. !lam A. Shaw, Gent John Brydges,. Gent. Itharles Maclean, Gent. Far el O'Reilly, Gdit. 1 ) 1111110 O'Reilly, Gent, William Phillips,• Gent. fames Ouncansoi, Gent. Benjamin I uggar, Gent. Henry Nlost)n, Gent, Benjamin Kischner, Gent. juLti Evans, Cent. Daniel W. NlAginn, Gent. Mt‘liael Duig.in, Gent. Wtill,on Gent tV.L:r.ives-, Gent. Willi,ln Dent, Gent. Rienard Illumhan Gent. kivorhe Nartnt, Henry Devi:n, Gent. aczity Futtebeue, Gent. triitlila.n ton, Gent. .... !...0". 411 . - sk., - ; •:%... 1,) iiTtiljeli!([ _ . , r f„, T -er -1 4. 4 cry I . . . , ~ 11 It? ,a, .4..1._ ..k - .1-- -4, 4 $ ' 41 1 151.;' , 4 , f •01";-,;' The King's German Legion. Ist Ligla Batklivp,. Itt:' , l'6" , ;l7,:.l`.."ll:guStus froni kolPs iceb,uicat , to re I...xenteeant j vec Dab ring, who exchanges. Ensio Henry Marsi..h,tik to be Lieutenant, vice fluisemann, promoted. Augustus WitillVllGUrfli CG,cut , to Lie kt.,ey vice Ivialsenalk. 2ti LAM, Lapi'ain an' Brigade-Major Augustus Heisiie to o.t Captain, with teiripA - tny tank, VlCai hia‘ken‘ie, cle,easel. Lieutenant Ge,il A ..., 'tads:min to Oe Capt.," %,% tiguiporAry rank, tlc‘edbCCi. Ensign Alexander Home to be Lieutenant, vice flatt.inani. - Ensign H. balernann to oe (into, vice tivittioru,kue,:c_:beU. To be Ensigns - (...eorge"M r ;yer, Meyer; (milt. vice oalennain. N. Whitney,' vent. vice Augspurg, deceasect. STAFF.. Lietitenant• Henry' Frederick riul4emann,"frorn the Ist Light battitilun, to be Brig...le Mdjor, wilit tetiiewary 14.4 ui Captain, 'vice Heisse, iippuitited to Z Do..k- Ya:(1 Voluiitcwra, To be Captain of a Company—Ensign Pierce Edgcumbeiviee W. W. Scutt; cleceasen. Tu be Ensign—John i'arinenter, Gent, vice Edgcumbe. MEMOILANDUM. The Appointment of Arc:llll)4kt Gent, to be En sign in iiracishaw's Late Levy, Jiiiied to the ' (jaZeite 01 tLn 214 t of Feb. last, has not taken piitte. • ,ER RATA in the Gazettes of the t7th. December anct toth I unelast.; . 13 . ;th Foot. For. Lieutenant lames Gl.,wr, from the Dublin City 11 - Tilitiai to be Ensign, read 'Lieutenant lauies Glover pine from tile Dublin City Militia, to be 'Ensign. • _63(1 Foot.. • For John Dupont, Gent. to be Ensign, &c. read John Duport, Gout. to Ensign, BANKRUPTCIES ENLARGED. Henry Nordith, of Meopham, Kent,' butcher, !illy 2 9 to sept.. 9, at one, at Guildhall, London. - - Alidr-AV M•Cuilock. late ot.Upper Grusrenor-street, (;ros vettor-square, Middlesex, .navy.a'gent, tram August 8 to 29, at ten, at ' _ HANA:Rup . {ohm llawksley, of A ruoid, Nottinghamshire, merchant, to surrender August S 9 - Koval Sept.. 5, at eleve n , at the oyal Oak, Bingham. tt?rnles, Mu,srs,; Sey Mow: and triou, Maigart-street, ,Cavendish-square, l.wid6ta ;, Mr. kVhite, Grantham, Linci4rishire. ' Robert Swan, late of Liverpool; conteciioner, August 3,, - 3t, and Sept. 5, at - eleven, at the star and Garter l'a vci Liverpool.- Attornies, Mr. Viacksrockt St. Mildred' s . court, - Poultry, LOndon ; or Mr. fairies Mutraw,, •pool. Thomas Dixon, of Bath,' chinaman,'August 7,8, and Sept. 5, at eleven, at the - ,Christoplier tun and faverit, Bath. -Atrocities, Messrs Sheppard and - Adlington, Bedfor,l-row, London ; orMr..lt. A. Sheppard, Bath. ' er &Mum- Mtils, nearbiackburn, Lags rs"ire, 'rniller,'August 7, to, and Sept. 5, at one, at the Tavern,. Liverpool. Attornies, MeOrs. - Cruzhp and Lo-I,se, Liverpool - ; or - 11fir. Battye, , Itancery.lane, London. Thomas Hart, of 'Bristol, wharfioger, August CI r 2 ,. an.i / Sept. 5, at eleven, at the Bush Tavern, Bristol. - Muir/tics, Mr. lana, Gray';-Inn-square, L on d on; gr M r. Cooke, Bristol. Cyrus Purnell, of Lympsham, Somersershire, , coal-mer. chant, August I, 2, and Sept. 5, at elev,n,' - at the wool- - ' pack Inn, ..Abridge. Attornies, Mr. Parker, Minket. place, A xbridge; or Messes. Biakes, Cook's-eottrt, Carey. street, London. Samuel .Tiiontas ustins, of Wishopsgate-street, London, glow, luly 419, August 5; and Sept. 5 , at 1 , ..e1ve, at p,uttilltaii. Attorney, Mr."l.sarlow, Thomas Newsteadaikd I . 0. Ccoke, of 04 , soap-inanutacturers, August t, 2, and Stipt. 5, at eleven, at the. White Hart Tavern, Kiegstun- upon- ti,11., Aitor:des, Messrs. Exley and Stocker, k:urniv.v:,--11111, Lonti,m; or Nkssrs. C:ood and Garland, islingstoli-upon-Hult. George Wycherley Laudbeck, of Old Ber'nteu i , broker, jaily 29. at.eleveti, August 5, at teti, 41,0 at eleven, at Attorucy, Mr, B, shire-sheet, Bisnopsgate-street. I - • , DIP IDEADS. • August 29. David IVhitelmirsh, of Brokentturit, Hants, siwpkeaper, at ten, at Li utialliall